dBG 6.14 Grammar Structures

6.14 In the first sentence what is the case of tributa?

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

6.14 In sentence 1, what case is omnium rerum?

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

6.14 In the second sentence what is the use of the ablative tantis...praemiis?

• ablative of time

• ablative of means

• ablative of manner

• ablative of agen

6.14 In sentence 4, what is the use of the accusative annos...vicenos?

• direct object

• object of a preposition

• accusative extent of time

• accusative of respect

6.14 In sentence 5, what grammatical construction does existimant cover?

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

6.14 In sentence 5, what is the case and use of Graecis litteris?

• ablative with special verb

• ablative of means

• ablative of manner

• ablative of place where

6.14 In sentence 6, what is the best translation of videntur?

• they seem

• it seems

• he seems

• they are seen

6.14 In sentence 6 what is the best translation of the correlative pair neque...neque?

• neither...nor

• and not....not

• both...and

• either...or

6.14 In sentence 7, what grammatical construction is ut...remittant?

• result clause

• relative clause

• purpose clause

• indirect command

6.14 In sentence 8, what grammatical construction does persuadere govern?

• indirect statement

• indirect command

• result clause

• dative with a special verb